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May 28, 1970
COLERIDGE — Coleridge ended the track season by taking a fifth and sixth place at the State Track Meet at Kearney.
This is the first time in 28 years that Coleridge has placed in the state meet since Chas. Steffen won the mile in 1942. Dave Fox started the action off by qualifying in the preliminary heat of the 100-yard dash. He finished sixth in the finals on Saturday. Ed Kalin tied for fifth place in the pole vault Saturday afternoon by vaulting 12 feet. This is a new school record and the third time this season Eddie has broken his own record. Looking over the 1970 season Coach Scholle remarked “We have moved along very well by breaking four school records and scoring at the state meet. The future looks bright for the Bulldogs as they definitely will be in top contention in the meets in 1971.” Scholle said such trackmen as Ed Kalin, Dave Fox, Marlin Kalin, Ron Brodersen and others could rewrite the record books for conference and county meets. Ron Brodersen won the Coleridge Intra-Squad meet by scoring 39 points. The meet is comprised of 11 events in which all the trackmen are eligible to enter.
May 28, 1980
COLERIDGE — The Bulldog 2-mile relay team placed sixth in the State track meet. Team members are Brian Hefner, Monte Olsen, Scott Anderson, and Brian Feelhaver. Their time was 8:27 — 11 seconds faster than in the district meet.
May 28, 1980
COLERIDGE — Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Hoesing, Ann and Rose moved last week into the home they have purchased on West Fulton Street.
May 28, 1980
COLERIDGE — Dale Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hansen, is one of 131 students who received Doctor of Medicine degrees at the University of Nebraska Medical Center commencement ceremonies in the Omaha Civic Auditorium.
This summer Hansen will begin a family practice residency in Lincoln.
May 23, 1990
COLERIDGE — The Coleridge Track teams ended their seasons at the State and Homer Non-state Qualifiers meets. The Lady Bulldogs earned 20 state points to place seventh in Class D.
Seniors Sonya Anderson, Brenda Jacobsen and Bob Schultz represented Coleridge for the final time. Anderson anchored the 4x100 to earn a state bronze medal to go along with a silver earned as a sophomore sprinter.
Jacobsen’s second-leg run of the 4x800 relay earned her a silver medal to add to her state gold medal earned as a junior. Schultz, competed for the third year in the state meet and is the only Coleridge athlete to have competed in all four jumping events. He competed as a sophomore in the pole vault, as a junior in the high jump, and his senior year the long and triple jump, where he earned a bronze medal.
Amy Cautrell led the Lady Blue with a State runner-up silver medal finish in the 800, running the leadoff leg of the state runner-up 3,200 relay, and anchoring the fifth place 1,600 relay. Wendy Neuhalfen also earned three state medals.
